In the Greater Caucasus region, local disciple-makers are making disciples who make their own disciples. Ismayil, a graduate from the Caucasus REACH school, helped one of his disciples find a creative way to share his faith.
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For Lea, the children’s ministry elective was more than just a training — it was a transformative experience that equipped her for a greater purpose.
Talea grew up thinking children's ministry was more like childcare. After taking the children's ministry elective during REACH, her view changed.
Gospel proclamation and discipleship are spreading across the Caucasus — thanks to national believers, such as Mehdi. In his region, he is forming groups of disciples and teaching his disciples to do the same.
Over many cups of tea, REACH students Solmaz and Hevva built a deep friendship with a woman who had requested a Bible.
In 2024, teenagers from the North Caucasus took part in the region’s first ever TeenStreet event.
Students on the REACH training programme have been using the power of friendship to build relationships and bring the gospel to some of the least-reached parts of the Caucasus.
Training with REACH led to a flourishing ministry among Turkish Roma communities in Romania.
In a place where the local church experiences pressure not to speak out about its faith REACH: Central Asia North is raising up and equipping young disciples to stand firm.
Once broken and battling depression, Jolyn discovered new meaning to life in Christ.